I have a Kobo Touch and a Tolino Shine 3 as ereaders. For the Tolino, I have - for optical reasons - disabled the text-decoration of internet links in my downloaded news by adding an extra-css:
Code:
extra_css = 'td.textb {font-size: medium;} * { text-align: justify !important; text-decoration: none !important}'
For the Kobo, this was not necessary, because of selecting the respective command of the Kobo patcher.
So far, so nice. But now, as not difficult to predict, it occurs frequently that, when forwarding a page, I tap on a point of the text that is a hidden internet link, and thus, both ereaders open a window asking to open the built-in web-browser. This is not really a problem, but annoying. So, my question is: Can I prevent this call for opening the web-browser, by using an extra-css, or by using a setting in the ereader, or else?